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Guest WINGS 04
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i have got a stock bird with a water poket under its keel at it has burst open when i touched it and a clot of blood fell out as well is the food to rich???

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Wings

 

I would try and detox the birds for 5 days, on a diet of nothing but good quality barley and green tea in the drinker.  I usually brew the tea bags (4/6) in a tea pot then put the liquid in the drinker, two of the 5 days put a spoonfull of garlic oil in the drinker too, to purify the blood stream

 

hope this helps

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Put a clove of galic in the drinker and feed a light diet, I have just had one on a little hens back tied a piece of cotton roud the base of the cyst pulled really tight within four days the oozing blood had stopped and turned into a big black scab which fell off and you could not see where it had been by the end of the weekI have been told they are caused by to rich a diet and I have only found them on the odd bird during moulting :)

 

fly hard fly fair ;)

Guest WINGS 04
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THANKS FOR YOUR HELP GOING TO GET SOME FOOD TONIGHT

  • 4 months later...
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I have had two birds with the "protein lumps"   caused through too much protein when feeding only peas and beans - I dont think they do any harm other than restrict the birds movement. These are attached like a wart would be They are very obviously a blood blister about the size two peas. I got rid of them by tying fishing line very tightly to the base of the blister and they eventually fell off.

 

I cant say that what you are describing is one and the same thing and dont understand why there should be a "pocket of water" unless its been caused by an injury ?????

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